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TJ930 · **Joined:** Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:27 pm **Posts:** 21

"Douglas Valley" is the only one which leaps to mind (and some people I know haven't been too complementary about them).

Can anybody recommend some others?

stepa1007 · **Posted:** Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:33 pm

Try Porschapart

Live and breathe the Marque,
Stephen

EL Gordo · **Posted:** Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:36 pm

+1 for porschapart, always been good to me

tr7v8 · **Posted:** Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:43 pm

Another one for Porshapart & also Simon at ESS or whatever they are called now. I've also got some good bits from TIPEC forum & Fleabay TBH.

Brett928S2 · **Posted:** Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:25 pm

Hi All

For 928 parts only...

The famous Paul Anderson..... http://www.nixsoft-consulting.co.uk/928spares/

He has EVERYTHING......you need no other breaker...

All the best Brett

TJ930 · **Joined:** Wed Sep 03, 2008 8:27 pm **Posts:** 21

Thanks guys - I'd quite forgotten Porschapart (even though I've used before, years ago).

But wayhey! The infamous '1000-Stuttgart-Ponies Brett' still lives! (That tyre-smoking, just-about-the-slowest-1/4mile-time-I've-ever-seen YouTube Video - staring the aforemention Brett - still causes me to chuckle when I think of it.

) How are you doing, mate? Still eating a set of Pirrellis with the merest twitch of your big toe?

Brett928S2 · **Posted:** Tue Nov 24, 2009 11:57 pm

TJ930 wrote:

Thanks guys - I'd quite forgotten Porschapart (even though I've used before, years ago).

But wayhey! The infamous '1000-Stuttgart-Ponies Brett' still lives! (That tyre-smoking, just-about-the-slowest-1/4mile-time-I've-ever-seen YouTube Video - staring the aforemention Brett - still causes me to chuckle when I think of it.

) How are you doing, mate? Still eating a set of Pirrellis with the merest twitch of your big toe?

Hi

Never use Pirellis....only Falkens , at around 2 months per set for rears...

All the best Brett

Pete917 · **Posted:** Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:13 pm

Simon at Porscapart is a great guy. Douglas valley are expensive, but on the plus side they usually have what you are after!

I put together a little auction site for all things Porsche. Its like ebay except it only caters for Porsche and its an entusiast site so everything is free!

Have a look and see what you all think. Its only been going for six weeks. so be gentle with the comments.

clicky thingy

EL Gordo · **Posted:** Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:06 pm

Pete917 wrote:

Simon at Porscapart is a great guy. Douglas valley are expensive, but on the plus side they usually have what you are after!

I put together a little auction site for all things Porsche. Its like ebay except it only caters for Porsche and its an entusiast site so everything is free!

Have a look and see what you all think. Its only been going for six weeks. so be gentle with the comments.

clicky thingy

i like it, joined when it was called something else I think

Pete917 · **Posted:** Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:19 pm

dekandgord wrote:

Pete917 wrote:

Simon at Porscapart is a great guy. Douglas valley are expensive, but on the plus side they usually have what you are after!

I put together a little auction site for all things Porsche. Its like ebay except it only caters for Porsche and its an entusiast site so everything is free!

Have a look and see what you all think. Its only been going for six weeks. so be gentle with the comments.

clicky thingy

i like it, joined when it was called something else I think

Great. I originally called it Porsche eTrader, but in hindsight I thought I shouldnt use the Porsche name and changed it to Stuttgart eXchange. Besttter to be safe than sorry :-)

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